This chronograph brings the atmosphere of the cockpit directly to the wrist. With his generously designed dial in beige, which is dominated by striking Arabic numbers and clearly structured totalists, he immediately gives the impression of precision and control. The black tachymeter bezel ensures functional depth, while the striking pressers-including the start button held in red-radiate a feeling of technical authenticity that is reminiscent of tax instruments of modern jets. The interplay of silver, black, beige and a targeted red accent creates a exciting picture that stands out clearly from classic chronographs.
Inside, a precise quartz plant ensures absolute reliability in everyday life as well as with sporting challenges. Thanks to waterproof up to 100 meters, the chronograph remains robust enough to convince away from the runway. The dial is protected by resistant mineral glass, which supports functionality and suitability for everyday use alike. The stainless steel bracelet with its solid folding clasp completes the powerful appearance and ensures high comfort at every occasion.
The fascination of this model is particularly evident in the dark: the entire dial lights up vigorously in turquoise green and emphasizes the ads impressively - an effect that not only optimizes readability, but also creates an unmistakable visual signature. Zeppelin Eurofighter Typhoon chronograph is more than just a clock; It is an instrument that combines technology, aesthetics and passion for flying in a modern timer.
Angaben zur Produktsicherheit
Hersteller/EU Verantwortliche Person
POINT TEC Products Electronic GmbH
Steinheilstr. 6, 2. floor
85737 Ismaning / Deutschland
Handelsregister: HRB 90520
Registergericht: München
Vertr. d. d. Geschäftsführer: Nathalie Birk, Willi Birk
WEEE-Reg.-Nr.: DE85359251
Merkmale
Besonderheiten
Datum, Chronograph
Gehäusematerial
Edelstahl
Zifferblatt-Einteilung
Arabische Ziffern
Wasserbeständigkeit
100 m (10 ATM)
Armbandmaterial
Edelstahl
Uhrengehäuse-Farbe
Silber
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